#BinanceHODLerC #KouachiSignals $BTC $ETH $BNB 💻Written by: A professional trader who has experienced moments of regret and triumph in the crypto market.

Every time I post an analysis on Binance Square, I know someone will read it and benefit from it...

But the engagement?

It's often lower than I expected.

This doesn't bother me, but it raises a profound question:

Why don't traders engage with posts that actually benefit them?

1. Fear of Appearing "Learned"

In the crypto world, many people like to appear expert.

Even if the signal is valid, some may hesitate to engage with it simply to avoid appearing like they're "learning from others."

The truth? We're all learning... but ego holds some back.

2. Past Wounds That Don't Heal Easily

I personally have entered into trades in the past based on posts similar to the ones I'm posting today...

and I lost because of my own decisions, not the analysis.

But those memories remain etched.

So I understand those who avoid engaging with analysis that reminds them of a past loss.

The brain sometimes doesn't differentiate between past and present...and instead opts for "preventive silence."

3. Believing that everything is a "conspiracy or marketing"

Some traders have become suspicious of everything.

They see every analysis or signal as a way to attract followers or sell a service.

Even if the analysis is free and realistic!

But in this market, trust has become a rare commodity... and I understand that.

4. Desire to Keep the Source to Yourself

Yes, there are those who silently follow me, apply analysis, and make profits... but they don't want anyone to know.

They see the signal as a "secret weapon" and believe that interaction will expose their source.

Do I blame them? No.

But that's the "lone hunter" mentality.

5. Fear of attachment and partisanship

At the beginning of my career, I was overly attached to certain analysts...

Then I discovered that this attachment is emotional and dangerous.

Some people avoid interaction simply to avoid getting caught in the "vortex of attachment" to a single source.

I respect those who try to maintain their independence...but a little appreciation is fine.

✨ In conclusion:

Interaction doesn't determine the quality of an analysis, but rather the degree of boldness in expression.

I don't write because I'm looking for "likes"... I write because I was—and still am—in your shoes:

Looking for a single sign that would change my day...or my bank account.

So don't be shy about interacting, subscribing, and commenting. First, it validates your presence in this financial community as an individual trying to improve or enhance your financial situation. It also encourages us to provide you with the best and feel appreciated and motivated.

Don't judge an analysis by its title.

And most importantly...stay vigilant.